Entheos Audiology Cooperative

01/14/2026

What Sustainable Hearing Care Really Means

When Hearing the Call serves a community, we’re not just fitting hearing aids for a day — we’re building a foundation that lasts.

Sustainable hearing care means:
• Training and equipping local partners
• Creating year-round access to follow-up care
• Supporting clinics so they can serve long after we leave
• Providing repairs, batteries, and maintenance support
• Ensuring patients have ongoing pathways to better hearing

This is how lives truly change.
Not through a moment — but through a model that empowers communities to continue the work themselves.

That’s sustainable care.
That’s Hearing the Call.

Because everyone deserves to hear — today, tomorrow, and for years to come. https://hubs.ly/Q03ZgvbT0

12/12/2025

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11/27/2025

As we head into Thanksgiving, we want to say thank you to our amazing community.

You remind us why this work matters.

We’re grateful for the chance to support your hearing journey and keep you connected to the people you love most.

Wishing you and your family a warm and joyful Thanksgiving.

11/24/2025

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Join Heidi Hill, AuD on December 5th, 12–1:30 PM EST for a CEU webinar on Optimal Hearing Aid Fittings with Auditory and Cognitive Processing in Mind.

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As hearing aid technology advances, so must our clinical approach—especially for older adults facing both hearing loss and cognitive decline. This session explores how traditional fittings can unintentionally increase distortion and listening effort, and how evidence-based, cognitive-informed strategies can enhance outcomes.

All proceeds support the launch of Malawi’s first woman-owned, self-sustaining audiology clinic, led by one of the country’s pioneering audiologists, Yamikani Dumbo.

Let’s come together to advance best practice in audiology and help bring hearing care access to thousands in Malawi.

**The session will be recorded for those who cannot attend the live event.

You can read more about the webinar and register here: https://hearingthecall.networkforgood.com/events/93500-ceu-event-optimal-hearing-aid-fittings-with-auditory-and-cognitive-processing-in-mind-by-heidi-hill-aud

11/13/2025

Join Heidi Hill, AuD on December 5th, 12–1:30 PM EST for a CEU webinar on Optimal Hearing Aid Fittings with Auditory and Cognitive Processing in Mind.

SIGN UP BELOW!

As hearing aid technology advances, so must our clinical approach—especially for older adults facing both hearing loss and cognitive decline. This session explores how traditional fittings can unintentionally increase distortion and listening effort, and how evidence-based, cognitive-informed strategies can enhance outcomes.

All proceeds support the launch of Malawi’s first woman-owned, self-sustaining audiology clinic, led by one of the country’s pioneering audiologists, Yamikani Dumbo.

Let’s come together to advance best practice in audiology and help bring hearing care access to thousands in Malawi.

**The session will be recorded for those who cannot attend the live event.

You can read more about the webinar and register here: https://hearingthecall.networkforgood.com/events/93500-ceu-event-optimal-hearing-aid-fittings-with-auditory-and-cognitive-processing-in-mind-by-heidi-hill-aud

11/11/2025

For years, Daniel struggled with hearing loss. Simple conversations with his family became exhausting, and when they couldn’t afford new hearing aids, hope began to fade. Then they found Red Maple Audiology in Turner, Maine. Through the partnership of Hearing The Call and Red Maple Roots, Daniel received the gift of hearing and his family received the gift of connection.

This is the power of private practice.
As an Entheos member, you can build your own Give Back program or join one of our Hearing the Call outreach trips, both local and global. You’re encouraged to stay rooted in your community while contributing to a mission that reaches far beyond it.

We’ll provide the framework, resources, and support to make it happen.
You bring the passion and connection to your community.

Together, we’ll help more people like Daniel rediscover the sounds of life.

11/04/2025

The Academy of Doctors of Audiology held its annual conference this year in Washington, D.C. Several Entheos members attended and participated in Lobby Day, where they met with US Representatives to advocate for their patients and the audiology profession. Their dedication to providing the highest standard of care continues to make a meaningful impact and change for better access to hearing health.

08/12/2025

From coast to coast (including Alaska!), Entheos private practices combine top-notch clinical training with real-world experiences you won’t get anywhere else.

What makes these externships stand out?
-Locations nationwide — cities, mountains, coasts
-Many include humanitarian travel to serve communities in need
-Opportunities for neuroaudiology experience
-Supportive mentors & collaborative learning

This is more than a resume-builder - it’s the start of a meaningful career.

Explore opportunities here:

Entheos Audiology Cooperative offers unique externship opportunities that blend clinical excellence with a passion for service, providing hands-on experience

07/16/2025

We’re thrilled to announce our 2026-2027 externship sites!

Entheos private practices offer more than just exceptional clinical training — they provide a unique opportunity to grow within values-driven environments that prioritize compassionate care, community engagement, and both local and global impact.

Some placements even include humanitarian travel, giving students the chance to serve beyond the clinic and make a meaningful difference in underserved communities.

If you're a student seeking purpose-driven practice and mentorship, explore our externship page and apply today: https://www.entheoshearing.com/student-externships/

06/27/2025

LONGVIEW, Texas (KETK) — Free hearing aids are available to those in need in exchange for volunteer hours thanks to a Longview audiologist and a national nonprofit. Ken Martin has been runnin…

05/21/2025

Antonia, a businesswoman in Guatemala, has faced her share of health challenges.

As an adult, she was diagnosed with diabetes and high blood pressure—major changes that she and her husband had to learn to manage together. Meanwhile, her hearing had been slowly declining, though not enough to raise alarm.

That changed suddenly when her blood pressure spiked, causing a blood vessel to burst in her ear and worsening her hearing loss. When she saw her doctor, the news came with a shock: if the vessel hadn’t burst in her ear, it likely would’ve ruptured in her brain. In a twist of fate, her hearing loss may have saved her life.

When Antonia met our team at Hospital de la Familia, she found more than support—she found solutions and regained some of her hearing. For Antonia and her husband, this moment was more than just progress—it was a powerful sign of new beginnings, reconnection, and an abundance of thankfulness.

05/12/2025

“I couldn’t hear at all.”

This man in Malawi came to us unable to hear people speak. Testing showed a moderate hearing loss in one ear and severe loss in the other.

After being fit with hearing aids, he went from near silence to understanding conversations—a life-changing moment for him and for our team.

This is why we do what we do. 💛